💨 Abstract
Ten individuals, including two retired government officials and a policeman, have been accused of using fake documents to deceive authorities in Jammu, India. Four separate FIRs have been filed following complaints of using fake documents for employment and promotions. The cases involve a former deputy inspector in fisheries department, a retired forester, a police head constable, and others. Investigations are ongoing.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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